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that's this sort of intimation that we get from what we've learned about this target letter, that it will focus on the conspiracies with the lawyers trying to convince trump after he's been told, "you lost the election," after judges, including judges he put on the bench, have ruled against him in court over and over and over. and the narrative seems to be that he becomes more desperate. he loses in court, he latched on to this utterly inane scheme to use fake electors to change the outcome of the vote there, changing the outcome of the vote nationwide. when that looks like it is designed to fail, he ultimately becomes focused on not interrupting the riot that's going on in the capitol, sitting there for a couple of hours while violence is ongoing, as people tell him that he can stop it and he refuses to do that.
things. what i did not know about her life for example, when she was young, she was the eldest of four sisters, born on the wirral. her dad was a bricklayer, her mum a part—time cleaner. she went to the local grammar school where she said herself she was fat, shy and with acne. that is what she said. left with three 0—levels and was working at the local branch of boots when she joined an amateur dramatic society, loved it, went to drama school and it all happened subsequent to that. and made a mark on the world. both as an actress and then in politics. i am going back to the ankylosaurus. i am going back to the ankylosaurus. i like the word. it also has another name. it is named after professor
$95.5 million in weekend. my daughter saw it. loved it. and melissa mccarthy, she is also in it. she plays ursula. >> i'm with you melissa mccarthy's performance as ursula absolutely amazing. those numbers are huge. the movie is estimated to make 117 million in its first four days making it the fifth highest memorial day opening of all time. glad your daughter saw it. halle berry is to awesome. the music, the singing. people are absolutely loving her voice it's amazing. >> ainsley: i wonder how much they spent to make the movie. before the other one was the animation. this is with real actors. >> yeah. and so what they did, ainsley, is they basically had actors on a huge blue styrofoam set. what they were doing for the swimming because all the hair is cgi. what they were able to do and had people carrying the actors like melissa mccarthy when she is doing poor unfortunate souls being carried by nine stunt
that our partner countries will follow, as they have done when we've done this previously. that will make the sanctions more effective, ensure that russia pays a price for its illegal activity. and again, this is something we can be proud of in the uk because we've taken a leadership role when it comes to supporting ukraine. let's talk about a big issue back home, immigration. so david cameron and theresa may both promised to get net migration below 100,000 — they failed. the most recent conservative manifesto talked about it falling, falling from a level that at the time was around about a quarter of a million. the latest figures were half a million. the new figures next week expected to be higher still. are you comfortable with that? so i want to bring the levels of legal migration down. to what? so crystal clear about that. i'm not going to put a precise figure on it, but i do want to bring them down. it's not crystal clear, though, if you can't be precise. well, we don't... we don't know what the numbers are going to be next week or when the numbers are coming out. so it's right that we take stock of those. but what i want people to know is i am committed to bringing
how a genetic test could reduce the chances of people having a recurring stroke. west ham have done it — they beat az alkmaar, to celebrate reaching their first major european final since 1976. and whilst it's a fine friday for many, in parts of england and wales they could be some thundery showers later. your full forecast coming up. good morning. it's friday, the 19th of may. our main story. it's friday, the 19th of may. the uk has announced a new raft of sanctions against russia, which will include a ban on importing diamonds, copper, aluminium and nickel. prime minister rishi sunak, who is injapan for the g7 summit of world leaders, said vladimir putin must be shown that his violence and coercion towards ukraine do not reap rewards. our political editor chris mason sent this report from the japanese city of hiroshima.
sadly, there were some rather unsavoury scenes at the end of the match. it's been reported that a number of alkmaar fans tried to attack people in the west ham friends and family area behind the dug—out in the stadium. michail antonio and said benrahma were among those who tried to intervene in the clashes moments after the final whistle. david moyes says his players were angered by what happened. next, to one of the most incredible play off comebacks in history. it's the league one semi finals, trying to reach the championship. and after the first leg, when peterborough beat sheffield wednesday 4—0, some wednesday fans wanted manager darren moore sacked. they're now eating humble pie. this was unbelieveable, as wednesday, roared on by the hillsborugh crowd, clawed their way back to lead 3—0 on the night, and then — astonishingly — with barely seconds remaining in added time, they scored a fourth through liam palmer. extra time! the drama continued in extra time, with peterborough going ahead again, before wednesday made it 5—5 on aggregate. that meant penalties, and it was wednesday who held their nerve,
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when he was not around. the most important stat for me, he holds the record for number of consecutive weeks inside the top ten of the world rankings. it spans from april 2005 to march this year, never outside the top ten. he is now 14 but never outside the top ten. that is the record. _ but never outside the top ten. that is the record, is _ but never outside the top ten. that is the record, is it? _ but never outside the top ten. that is the record, is it? he _ but never outside the top ten. that is the record, is it? he took- but never outside the top ten. that is the record, is it? he took that i is the record, is it? he took that from jimmy _ is the record, is it? he took that from jimmy connors _ is the record, is it? he took that from jimmy connors a _ is the record, is it? he took that from jimmy connors a while - is the record, is it? he took that| from jimmy connors a while ago. is the record, is it? he took that - from jimmy connors a while ago. his style of playing, it is very renowned for being hard on the joints. to keep going, hopefully, he will have the break and then come back for one last time. he did when the australian open in 2022. here's matt with a look at the weather. 0ur climate editor is in plymouth talking about open water swimming
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well which might not be as effective as giving them the second line treatment which may be better for them. when we say people are not benefiting from it, it is how much. there will be some benefit from it but how much. this gene affects metabolism of certain drugs. it is how we break it down and utilise it. notjust clopidogrel, other medications as well. we had not known how to get around that problem. is known how to get around that roblem. , ., known how to get around that roblem. , . ., ., problem. is there an alternative, that said which _ problem. is there an alternative, that said which has _ problem. is there an alternative, that said which has not _ problem. is there an alternative, that said which has not been - that said which has not been identified, is an alternative possible? you are a gp and he had a patient who four years ago had a stroke. is there an alternative drug that can be offered?— that can be offered? there are second and — that can be offered? there are second and third _ that can be offered? there are second and third line - that can be offered? there are second and third line drugs - that can be offered? there are second and third line drugs as| that can be offered? there are - second and third line drugs as well.